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1917. Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoons were to the general public
during World War I what Bill Mauldin's cartoons were to be in World
War II. His "If you know of a better 'ole-get to it" may be the
most famous cartoon of all time. His humorous portrayals of
ordinary soldiers in the trenches were a great morale booster and
were still serving as an inspiration years later during the dark
days of the Second World War.
1917. Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoons were to the general public
during World War I what Bill Mauldin's cartoons were to be in World
War II. His "If you know of a better 'ole-get to it" may be the
most famous cartoon of all time. His humorous portrayals of
ordinary soldiers in the trenches were a great morale booster and
were still serving as an inspiration years later during the dark
days of the Second World War.
1917. Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoons were to the general public
during World War I what Bill Mauldin's cartoons were to be in World
War II. His "If you know of a better 'ole-get to it" may be the
most famous cartoon of all time. His humorous portrayals of
ordinary soldiers in the trenches were a great morale booster and
were still serving as an inspiration years later during the dark
days of the Second World War.
1917. Bruce Bairnsfather's cartoons were to the general public
during World War I what Bill Mauldin's cartoons were to be in World
War II. His "If you know of a better 'ole-get to it" may be the
most famous cartoon of all time. His humorous portrayals of
ordinary soldiers in the trenches were a great morale booster and
were still serving as an inspiration years later during the dark
days of the Second World War.
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